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My personal hypothesis is that everybody was half-asleep through about a third of the episodes of TNG.

It certainly reaches some high peaks, but the series average isn't as entertaining as everybody remembers it.

You don't excuse or fix LaTeX formatting.

Whatever way LaTeX decides to format your document is The Right Way™, and the person complaining about it is wrong.

Hum... My guess is if we could make houses out of money, they would be much cheaper.

I'm so terrified about it that I check dozens of times before running it. So, no.

But I'm a repeat offender with rm -rf * .o

You! You took the egg out of the best Power Point presentation on the history of TV!

Shortly thereafter he dies by crossing a bridge just a few meters away from the bridge's location.

At the beginning, there were wires and dials that people would plug on the computer.

Or, rather, punched cards are older than the wires. The first electronic computers didn't use them, but the mechanical ones did.

Just pointing, but people had been speculating about tectonic plates for a really long time. A century before geologists finally allowed one of them to point it and accepted looking into it, fringe scientists already had an overwhelming amount of evidence.

Just to point out, but the last time we had a scandal about a plane that kills people, it's safety record was about the same as riding a motorcycle in city transit (AKA, one of the most dangerous things people actually do).

Just because the average is very low, it doesn't mean whatever problem people are pointing isn't an issue.

While I don’t necessarily understand the finer points of the meme

None of those things are named after the properties the meme points out.

In fact, Reddit could pull a Stack Overflow and enforce it on the entire site.

And you can look how well it's doing the job.